Handyman in Green Valley

American Nevada Corporation started planning Green Valley in 1973 and held the grand opening on October 24, 1978, with Governor Mike O'Callaghan in attendance. Green Valley South followed from about 1985, and the Green Valley Ranch section began in 1994. If you need a handyman in Green Valley, odds are good your house went up during those first two decades.

That age matters more than the floor plan. The parts to watch are original tub surrounds, builder-grade faucets, hollow-core doors and the first coat of interior paint. Anything still original has had 30 or 40 years of use.

Very hard water has been running over Green Valley tile since the first families moved in. In a hall bath from the 1980s that usually means grout that is stained or crumbling, caulk that has shrunk away from the tub, and a shower valve that drips no matter how hard you turn it. We regrout and recaulk when the tile is sound, and we rebuild the shower when it is not.

If your kitchen still has its original cabinets, the boxes are often solid even when doors sag and drawers stick. Cabinet repair, new hinges and slides, a tile backsplash and better lighting can carry that kitchen a long way. When the layout itself is the problem, a kitchen remodel is the honest answer, and we will tell you which case you are in.

Decades of picture hooks, door-handle dents and settling cracks add up. Our drywall repair includes matching the wall texture so the patch disappears under paint, and interior painting is often the next step once the walls are sound.

Interior doors sag and stop latching as hinges wear, and sliding patio doors collect desert grit in their tracks. We rehang, replace and adjust doors of both kinds. Worn carpet and cracked tile on a slab floor are good candidates for flooring installation, with luxury vinyl plank or new tile laid over a leveled slab.